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Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1887-10-01
UNION VETERANS DECLINE.
A Chicago Soldiers Organization Refuses to
Join the Cleveland Parade.


Join the Cleveland Parade.
CHICAGO, Oct 1.-The following is a copy
of a letter received by Gen. FitZsimmons,
grand marshal of the parade to take place on
the day of the visit of President Cleveland
1t is dated at the headquarters of the Chicago
Union Veteran club, Sept. q, 1887:
DEAR SIR: Your invitation in behalf of the com
mttee of arrangements for the reception of the
president to the Chicago Union Veteran club, &c
participate in the parade, received yesterday.
The club desire to express their appreciation
of your kindness in extending the invitation. It's
members entertain the most profound respect for
the president of the United States as president.
and if necessary would defend him with their
lives. Our organization is however. distinctly
and wholly Republican Our allegiance is due to
the party which saved the nation in the hour of
its deepest need We remember when Andy John
son swung around the circle to create presi-
dental boom for himself in 1867. We can not
consent to stultify our record by assisting in
similar effort for Mr. Grover Cleveland in the
year 1857, as we propose to aid by every loyal and
iegitimate means the election of a Republican
president in 1888.
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1887-10-01

WINNIPEG, Man, Oct IA half breed
and his son were brought 10 Edmonton
Thursday charged with the murder of the
wife of one Of the parties and the step-mothtr
of the other. The woman had gone insane
and was melting to cannibalism aud murder.
According to Indian custom she was killed
by her nearest relative
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1887-10-01

department a re-
port from Ge n.
George Crook, Of
the department of
the Platte, on the
recent Ule troubles
in Colorado. TIL, St
troubles arose, says
Gen. Crook, from
attempts made by
Colorado officials to
serve warrants on
certain Ute Indians
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1887-10-01

LONDON, Oct THE Jockey club has
warned Lord Ay lesbury and his trainer off all
the race courses in England. 1t is alleged
that his lordship had instructed his jockey in
a recent race to hold his horse back
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1887-10-01

NAsHINGToN CITY, Oct. Secretary
Lamar has decided that grant attaches to
the Northern Pacific road from near Port
land Ore, to Puget sound, distance Of 1H
miles This decision rel erses one by Com
missioner NnarL.s
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1887-10-01

itor Lowe, of The News, was arrested Friday
fer violating the law against Sunday labor.
The News has been urging the enforcement
of the law The case will be carried to the
supreme court The News claims that labor
on newspapers is exempted as necessary.
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1887-10-01
MAY TAKE THEIR "TOD5."


NASHVILLE, Tenn, Oct. Returns from
Iifty-six counties, SOME Of which are semi
official, give the Anti-Prohibitiouists a ma
jofity OF . sIG From the present Indications
the state Will go wet lay IS, 0o0 majority
Davidson county gave 2,S02 majority
against the proposed amendment 1t will be
several days before the official vote of the
state will be reached
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1887-10-01

New YORK, Oct Michael Davitt ar
rived here Friday and was driven at once to
his hotel Tie was closeted with Secretary
Billion, of the IRISH league, all day and would
not SEE reporters. 1t is believed his visit is
on matters Of great Importance to the Irish
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1887-10-01

VOLUNTEER LEADING-BEFnRE THE WIND
round to the east. At go o'clock a heavy
rain poured down, with the accompaniment
Of twenty-mile breeze off Sandy Hook. The
Thistle spent the night in the Horseshoe,
while the Volunteer remained at her old
anchorage off Bay Ridge, and came down to
the Hook in the morning. The men on the
Scotch cutter were grooming their pretty
craft at daylight They went over her hull
,and brushed her down much in the style of
stablemen currying racer who was expected
TO carry the winning colors that day. AT
10 o'clock the fog lifted and re
vealed a couple of miles OF clear
water, and half an hour later two more
miles could be seen, and the Thistle and Vol
unteer proceeded to the starting point. The
Electra with the regatta committee and TOO
OF very anxious yachtsmen on board rolled
about surveying the Scene. The prospects
for race were good; but still far from salts
factory The fog had thinned out sufficiently
TO render sailing through it safe enough, and
fifteen mile breeze challenged the contest
ants to test their mettle, but sight-seers would
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1887-10-01

WASHINGTON CITY, Oct Inter State
Commissioner Morrison has been granted a
pension OF SIP per month as a soldier in the
Mexican war
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1887-10-01
MagnitudinOuS Spectacle I!

4-PAW'S New Great Olympia
4PAW'S Foni Triple Ci cnses,
4 PAWS Quadruple Hippodrome.
4-PAW'S Eouble Jungle Menageriel
PAWS Life Like Custer Bsttiei
4PAW'S Half Million Remodeled Wild West
4-PAW's 10 Unframed ELEPHANT!
4-PAW'S Quadrille Elephants
PAWS Tableauv and Statue que Elephantsb
PAWS | Clown Elephant ''Picanipy.''
4-PAM'S ] Knockout Elephant j l.. sullivan
4-PAM'S Bicycle Elephant, Mary Ions
4-PAW's 1G liant Elephant bolivar, the largest
4-PAM in the world; more than all other
4PAMS shows in America combined possess
4-PAW'S TiEh Rope alkng Horse, "Biondin. .
4PAW World of Equ striai and Athletic star.
4PAM Grecian and Roman Sports Redivisus !
4-PAW'S Giant T,otting Moose, 2:3I against time.
4=PAW'S Great Tn rty Horse Aetl
PAWS Whole 1r be Of Gennne Indians!
But why top to enumerate when everyone
knows that Adam Forepaugh has thu st ason. the
mo Gigantic Combination of genuine, ne w. great
start ing Show fesiures the world has ever known.
Two Grand. Full and Complete performances
each Gay. AT , and 7:30 p, m: doors open at /
ann 0ap. m Adm sion SOC; children under .
years. s5c; 90 800 seats Res rye numbered
chairs extra seats can he secured at Thomss'
d ng store on the day of exhibition at the usual
slis ht advance.
Special excursions by railroads at greatly
reauced rates, will be run on the day of exhibit
ton TO accommodate the multitude.
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1887-10-01

NEW YORK, Oct. 1.-The Irving hail sub
committee of twentyfou decided Friday
night to advise supporting the state Demo-
cratic ticket, but opposing the county ticket
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1887-10-01

There is one admirable feature about
the barbed wire fence and that is thew
can't paint DR. Bulls Cough Syrup ad-
vertisement on it,
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1887-10-01

WASHINGTON CITY, Oct. 1.-The reduction
of the public debt tor September will be
about SO, -. 40.
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1887-10-01

CHICAGO, Oct 1.-The Patron-Jay Eye See
race announced to take place at Washington
park, Saturday, has been postponed until
Oct. l5
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1887-10-01

NEW YORK, Oct There was another
gloomy outlook for the yachts Friday morn
ing. The fog Thursday, which had never
been entirely dissipated, continued to shut
out the view. There was a good wind, how
ever which continued to freshen, changing
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1887-10-01
CHsCAcO. ROCK ISLAND & PACIFIC R'y

of lines
West Northwest
RockI main
HIs
Cent? eauiCo
in
Of IN rInetla cite town and
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1887-10-01
VICTORIOUS V0LuNTEEh
INDICATES UNCLE SANS SKILL AS
A BOAT BUILDER.

The Yankee Yacht Sails Right Away from
Rafting Breeze and Il Race without a
"Fluke"-Wiil Try Again Next Year
Base Ball and Racing Notes-
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1887-10-01


Its rolling perfect human s
of
SLEEPING CARS elegant DINING CARS prone
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1887-10-01

The Small Boy and the Lantern-Why
the Dynamite Didn't Explode-Fate of
a DrilIer-How the Lost Dynamite
Was Pound.
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1887-10-01

R0CK ISLAND
Uats-New 26G27c- Old %GC.
HAy-TimJlny-Sl2.00G14 00.
Hay-Wild, SIS :t00$12.O0.
Millet-S10als
Rye-45c.
Corn Old. 4ac New,3ic.
Potatoes 60MTor
Potatoes Sweet 90c. as1 %
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1887-10-01
THE FAMOUS ALBERT LEA ROUTE


dFastE Trans
lolat and
whea of
Paul
class of
al al
ed State md anala any
r. r. CABLE E ST. JOHN, E. A. HOLBR00K
paetA tGenls
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1887-08-14
The Overland Monthly

The Overland Monthly for August pre-
sents table of contents sufficiently
varied to please all tastes. For those
that like fiction there are the short story
"a Disagreeable Young Woman" a
camping story, wherein the young
she wins the heart OF reader as well as of
the hero, the serial "Chata and
Chinita," and the opening chapters of a
new short serial, The Acequia Madre
of Santiago" None the less interesting
for being true are the outdoor sketches
Our Camp in the Canyon" and IAN
Ascent of Mt. Shasta" In the line of
Indian articles, are Major General How
ards continuation of the history of the
Bannock War in which he tells of the
Battle of "Old Camp Curry" and Col.
A. g.. Tassin's second paper of the
Chronicles of Camp Wright. ga Nest
of Wild Cats" tells with marked in
cisiveness the story of wild cat banking
in Nebraska, where the bitter school of
experience demonstrated the necessity
of national banking system and the
commercial unity of the nation. "Slav-
cry in Florence" is an interesting study
of the medieval status of that great
problem over which tears OF blood were
shed centuries later in our own country.
Literary subjects receive due attention
in two articles in the body of the maya
zine and the usual department of Book
Reviews.
The Overland Monthly, San Francisco,
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1887-08-14
GUITBAU'S PROPHECY.
The Victims of the Great Assassin's
Whitening Curse.

Lawyer Charles Reed, who defended
Garfeld's assassin. attempted to COM
NIT suicide on Saturday by jumping
from the North River ferry boat. The
Washington correspondent of the New
York World thus discourses concerning
Guiteau and those who participated in
bis trial:
After the assassin Guiteau had been
convicted and sentenced by the court to
be hanged for killing President Garfield
he stood up in his place and pronounced
a whitening curse on everyone connec
ted with the trial. Little was thought
of IL at the time 1t was regarded as a
fitting climax of hissravings throughout
that remarkable case. Guiteau declared
that misfortune would attend everyone
connected with his trial. Since then
Guiteau's curse has impressed itself
upon the minds of superstitutious peo-
pie by the singular manner in which it
has apparently been fulfilled.
The jury was composed of twelve
strong and healthy men. The foreman
was in comfortable circumstances, and
was estimated to be worth $4,000.
Within year after the trial he lost his
money and is now reduced to the level
of day laborer.
Four members of the jury are dead,
and nearly every one has been visited
with some kind of misfortune.
District Attorney George B. CorkhiIl
was removed from Office, his wife died
and his own death followed before the
end of another year.
Mr.. Scoville, Guiteau s brother -in-law
who with Charles II. Reed defended the
prisoner, was divorced from his wife
and lost all his property.
President Arthur, who refused to
grant pardon or a new trial to Gui-
teau, was defeated for denomination and
slowly failed in health and died last
winter.
Mr.. Blaine, who was witness against
Guiteau, was nominated for President,
but defeated.
John A. Logan, another witness, is
now dead, stricken down in apparent
health.
DR.. D. W. Bliss, Garfeld's physician,
has been in very poor health for two
years, and it is thought that he will
never be well man again.
David Davis. who appeared as a wit
ness, has also joined the great majority.
Judge John K. Porter, of Me- FORK,
one OF the government. counse the
case, has practically retired froI1 the
practice of his profession.
The guards who kept watch over Gui-
teau in the jail have nearly alllost their
positions.
Judge Cox who presided over the trial,
lost his wife.
The downward career of Charles II.
Reed, of Guiteau's counsel, which Gull
minated in New York last Saturday
morning by his attempting to take his
own life, adds another name to the list
of victims of Guiteau's anathema
The only conspicuous exception is
found in Walter Davidge. of the govern
ment counsel in the case. Mr.. DaVidge
has apparently been more prosperous
since the trial than before. He stands
at the head of the Washington bar.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1887-08-14
LITERATURE.
Wide Awake.

Wide Awake.
The notable features of the August
Wade Awake are the first of a series of
sketches OF Old Concord and a paper on
Summer Sports, both illustrated. The
village where the first battle of the Re
volution was fought has been written
and pictured and guide-booked until
the subject is hackneyed; but nothing is
fresher than unexpected news of a
sleepy old relic. Margaret Sidney. the
writer, lives in "Wsyside," the home of
Nathaniel Hawthorne, next door to the
Alcotts', mile from Concord Bridge.
towards Lexington. Summer SPORTS is
BY Eldridge s. Brooks (late OF the st.
Nicholas stain. who shines in vacation
as well as in his more accustomed work.
he gets into half-a-dozen pages practi-
cal clues 10 croquet, bowls, hare and
hounds, canoeing, tennis, badminton,
quoits, bal-in-the-hole, or nine holes,
and stops with baseball, with bare men
ton OF boating, fishing, swimming,
camping, tramplng, bicycling, photo
graphy. Charles Egbert Oraddock goes
on coon-hunt and trees a panther in
the STORY of Keedon Bluffs" There
are long stories by Catherwood, Davis,
Champney, Hopkins; short ones bv
Mitchell, Hart; poems. sketches, skits,
biographies, peeps at the Zoo.
D. Lothrop Company, Boston.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1887-08-14
A Captains rorrunar. Diseovsry

Capt. Coleman, schr. Weymouth, ply.
ing between Atlantic City and n. Y,
has been troubled with . cough % that
he was unable to sleep, and was induced
to try DR.. Kings New Discovery toi
Consumption. Il not only gave him
instant relief, but sllaysd ths s ssTTsns
were similarly affected and, . dngls doe
had the same happy s6sel D.; Mn .S,1
remedy Ia ths Coleman hsysnsie ~
Bottles Of tAis ssaa1aRa 1sMssv q 4 O
u. /. DguG eesEA.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1887-08-14
MIscEL1ANHous.

In the Western Territories for the tOlOwngnamed Goods
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1887-05-28

nsaoDuAor inveealtn, Rev. o. D. Harp
queseeeoA N0e F0fgoeesn," Misses vache
sn1 N slah, lAssuA Aasr end Mooss red.
ing Of seripturs1 Rev. r. J. Clay Moran |;
nusic. HooOe Ne BnvAn quartstts ssr.
mcas Rsv. 0eo Wells Ely music, I" NY
Country, 'Tis os Tbss !" prayer, Rev. J. II.
Pannsbecker music, Decoration Day."
Columbia Mennerchor beuediction, Rev. J.
r. Shofiner.
Services will be held In the 81 Paul'sP. E
church on tomorrow. Holy communion,
$50 . m full service and holy communion.
1880 children's festival service at Q O'Clock.
Sunday evening services will be held In
the Trinity Reformed church at O'Clock.
The Methodist Episcopal church will hold
services Of the same hour.
The United Brethren Sunday school will
celebrate children's day on Sunday, June
10Th, when the new church will b occupied.
(3oisg Oas Of Town.
Rey. VIM =. Evans will leave town on
Monday morning for Omaha, Nebraska, to
attend the general synod OF the Lutheran
church to meet at that place
II. F. Yergey will leave town on Monday
morning for . visit to Kansas, Nebrasks, and
other Western stateA
Fred. Bucher, jr, will leave town on Mon.
day to accept position in Philadelphia and
attend lectures at the College Of Pharmacy.
The Shawnee Fire company will hold .
picnic in Heise's woods on whit.Mondsy.
Bears club and the Houstons, Of Chester,
will play game OF ball on Monday.
District Grand Chief John H. stoll, OF MI
Joy, accompanied by Past Chief Harry
Shock, paid an official visit to Chippeta Cas-.
tie No 50, Knights OF the Golden Eagle, last
night
The commencement exercises OF the high
school will be held on Tuesday evening,
June 4.h. Rev. E. G. Grifii his will be the
orator for the evening.
The Methodist Sunday school picnic will
be held on June 10th.
A stoppage had been eau sed ct the Colum.
bia rolling mill by the break ing Of housing
at the puddle rolls and q screw OF the bar
rolls. The broken parts were replaced In Q
| short time.
the funeral Of John Balbsck will take
place on Monday morning at o'clock.
Services will be held in the Holy Trinity
| Catholic church.
A big surprise party was held last night ct
the home OF Miss Annie Newcomer.
| The injuries to Joseph G. Strswbridge con.
sist of cuts about the head and painful inju.
| ries about his body.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1887-05-28
RELIGIOUS.

DELICIOUS SERVICES WILL BE
~ held in the following churches on Sunday
sunday school at Las a. M When the hour l:'I is
different II Is specially noted:
PRKsBYTRRIAh II MEMoRIAL CHURCH, South Queen
hours. All are welcome.
e. L. Reed pastor. Divine services at iS:sO a M
ana I:ao p III: sunday school at las "A. IN.
be open every sunday afternoon ut las p. m,
CHuRcH OF Con- Corner Of Prince and Orange.
Preaching ut lOjO a. IN. and I:i5 p. IN. by The
pastor. sabbath school at l:i5 p. m.
SECOND EyAssELIcAL English }. on Mulberry
street. above Orange Preaching at 1880 a m.
ana 1A' p IN by the pastor. sunday school at
FIRST BAPTIST Services at the regular hours
morning snd evening. Preaching by the pas tor.
Rev: j.. n. foiwelI sunday school at p, IN.
Preaching at l0k "a. m. and p. IN. by the pastor.
- UNITED BRKTHRES IN CHRIST (CovESAsT)-Wss est
pastor. Preaching at lo;sO a. IN. ana 7:i5 D m.
by the pastor sunday school at LAS q. M. olive
81. sTxrHENs IRK'j CHURCH COLLEGE CHAPEL.
ahs 70 h9iy communion n lon VII 6e cslenr;ted at loso
ST. PAuLs REpoKXsp- MD G .rvices in % tns morning,
prssacihing siig by Rev. Dr. =. A. Cast. sunday
THERE viii be religious meeting held in the
prison on sunday afternoon At a:i5 O'clock. All
ST. LgKE's RKvoExKD-Marietta Avenue, Rev.
Communion at 1880 m Evenins service "sy y
munfon In German language At SIS a. In
sT. PAULs III. L. CHURcH.-Preaching at 1910
q. m. and 1850 p m. by the pastor. sunday
school A. sa. IN. Prayer meeting on Wednes-
day evening at ut 7sO. ChildIsn's Home satur.
GRACE LUTHERAN.-Corner OF North Queen
and James street, Rev. G. Elvin Houpt pastor
Preaching At 1870 u. IN. ana b:OO D. IN. SUNDAY
school ~ p. IN. Holy communion will be ad.
ministered at the morning hour
The prayer meeting OF the ". g. T. y. viii be
held 70 morrow afternoon at q quarter past
o'clock, In the First Presbyterian church
On Tuesday afternoon AT 3k o'cloc the Union
meets az No Ns North Prince street.
FIRST hEroRhnp CHURoH.-kev j. NJ. Ttzel,
ID; -. pastor. Services tomorrow at 1881 a. m
communion will be administered both at the
mnfninK and evening service.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES In the morning ana
evening by the pastor. Rev. J, Y. Mitchell, D. ID.
ner Orange and Mulberry streets Rev Jobr
hueiiing, " D. pastor. Divine services at iosi
| T. m ana 1lo p: IN sunday school al itS n M NO
| W whsnAvHn.C: Max Hark, pastor lO:SS r. m.
scbno, bS,cnggxy Litany ana serIn,n 2p m. SUNDAY
missionsry c1,se,,aH'S m.'S communion. Annual
-, sIssT -; z. CngRoH AT i0.sO 4 m ana 7.u
| m. pieacning BY the pastor special savVtcSS r. T.,
| me SvennnK 70 q An. EA5p. M. sunday schooI.
M. Wsdnssdsy prayer %estinx. % xnesu"s. 7~p.
| AAsf AssIos.-A N. =. Chapel-2 D. m. ana
ctst Cnhoren Day exercises 7:30 d m Tnts
DAY clsss meeting. 7:N p. IN. Friday prayer
meeting ana Bible study.
mortal trssby terrain Church. both morning snd
evening, at ths usual hours The psstof OF
Olivet church will conduct the services. sun.
q. JoGlS Lvyg1aAs.-No service tomorrov.
Sunday sshod % IN 6otwald 1issioa q pm.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1887-05-28
NeW YOr6 stOcks.

NV YORK. May 2s. l:ao p. m.--Money loaned
at SOS per cent. Exchange steady, - s3HG4 -
Governments steady. Currency s's, 81 2fi% bid; -
Coup. q e9k bid; lk's DO. q lCs. bid.
The stock market Wa. extremely DUH this
morning. Only S.. 90 shares changed hands
from the opening until mid lay, the closing
hour. The tone OF speculation was firm. how.
ever. and the nnal prices were ;. to per cent.
higher than thrs of last nigh Reading was
the most active stock and furnished &c per cent
OF the whole business The bank stateme Mt pub.
lshed at IL 30 showed an increase of ell 40 In
surplus of reserve; whi h had favorable effect
on the stock market
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1887-05-28

MILLER May 20. 1851. in this city, Heprie,ta
Miller. d tughter OF Hiram and LYDIA Miller. in
her 18th year.
The relatives and friends OF the family are re.
spectfully invited to attend the funeral, from
her parents residence. No. $50 South Water
street, ON Monday morning At o'clock, shsrp,
topioceed to New Providence on the 9Si train.
Services at New Providence.
BRiMMsR-In this city, on the 9th inst. Fred.
ertck Brtnlmer. In the Slst year OF his age.
hOtics of funeral hereafter.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1887-05-28
Handsome Busin ess Wagon

Norbeck X Miley to-day turned out one of
the handsomest business wagons ever sAen
upon the streets OF Lancaster. 1t was made
to the order of Amos X. Hoffmeier and will
be used by him in the delivery OF furniture.
The wagon Is substantially built and looks as
II 1t would stand the wear and tear OF yearA
Ii Is handsomely finished and the mechanic
In charge of the painting department prov ca
by his work on this wagon that he
thoroughly understands his business. The
upper side panel In finished In imitation of
Old gold, the lower panel is Q wine color and
the running gear 10 cream color with tinted
stripping. In the bed OF ihe wagon are
several iron clasps, an idea OF MI. Hofi.
meier's, to fasten furniture 10 that 1t will re.
main In place while being delivered. Nor.
beck & Miley have turned out Q large num-
Der OF BUSINESS wagons within the past ten
SAndsomest OF the lot
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1887-05-28
1ev Sosa marasa

Uov Hovu MoraSu
Npw YcAa, May 2S-Tlcur market dull {;
rine, q 4o0S Is; superrne. q 1898 so ;
rood to choice extra westerp o. S05 % good
70 fancy extra sta'e.S 7o0A ~ common tc good
extra Western, o &0(1S 81.
Wheat-No. Ned state. eac No. . do.
askc No. RED. winter. May, a].c; June. aifsc /;
July. ss,t receipts. ali.to; shipments. y 0o.
COrn-NO. mixed cash. tSo Nav. &iskc do
june. A',tc July.asc; receipts. 5s,eO bus ship
.0~tsESc; ! white state. soc: No. 2 DO
Nkc; No. Mixed, June, s2Ac; July. Spsc; re.
ceipts, 2SWo bus ehipments, 2,s.5.
Rye dull, Western, w1ossc State. s7kCsac.
barley nominal.
Fork dull old meas. sis 2s3lsN
lArd-June, d 9S; July, .; %; Aug. ., Is.
Molasses dull at Atc for ~ boiling stuck.
Eurpenune firm al S6kc.
Snsin dull strained e good. u s.xSl 81
1reights duh grain to Liverpool, 2d.
Butter dull: western Creafnery. lS6elsc
Hlgin Creamery. 2a0sc state dairy, hall hrkin
Cheese dull; western rls,. l,hlo,,s.c. gccd to
choice light skins. llk0lskc. Fancy white.
l0k0l0kc; state Factory. 7LGloc sktins, esS1c
,segs steady State. l3t9ltc; Western, Ike
lSk0lsac.
sugar rrm: Refined Cutioaf. slie0sl,c ;
6rAnulated. 5.o5rsc.
Tallow dull prime city, SAC.
Rice nominal Carolina fair TO gosi. S633kc.
. Coffee nrm fair carxoes. gos4c tor Rio.